AMAZING BENEFITS OF OUR SOAP

All handmade soaps have advantages over commercial soaps. But goat milk soaps offer even more. All milk contains natural emollients, vitamins and triglycerides that moisturize the skin. Goat milk specifically contains the reputed highly effective moisturizer capric-capryllic triglyceride. People who prefer goat milk soap claim that it is far less drying and harsh than ordinary soap. For those who have sensitive skin or eczema, goat milk soap is a godsend.

BENEFITS OF GOAT MILK SOAP

One of the most popular additives to handmade soap is goat’s milk. And rightly so. It makes a lovely, creamy, moisturizing soap.

•  “Goat’s milk is a natural emollient that helps soothe and moisturize the skin. 
• It contains vitamins A, B6, B12 and E.
•  Goat’s milk has 3 times more beta-casein than cow’s milk. Casiens are easily absorbed into the skin and allow for quick hydration of dry skin. 
• The content of triglycerides, capric, caprylic and caproic acid helps balance the skin’s natural pH and promotes natural exfoliation of dry skin

BENEFITS OF OLIVE OIL

Olive oil is one of the most sought after natural oils for skin care. In fact olive oil has been used as an ancient remedy for skin care during the Egyptian civilization and it is still widely used today.

• Anti-inflammatory Properties-
  There are a variety of antioxidants in olive oil including Vitamin A and E but the most potent compound is hydroxytyrosol. Hydroxytyrosol is a very rare but potent antioxidant found in olive oil that prevents free radical damage on skin cells. This compound also absorbs deeply into the skin and is suitable for all skin types. For this reason, olive oil has very potent anti-inflammatory properties and used in a variety of products
  

• Anti-aging and anti-wrinkle cream due to the high content of antioxidants in olive oil makes it particularly useful.

• Moisturizing Properties
  One of the main reasons why olive oil works really well as a moisturizer is the hydrophilic properties of these antioxidants which allow it to form a protective barrier trapping moisture on your skin. Lots of skin products used various synthetic chemical that do moisturizer but they clog your pores and are carcinogenic in some cases. For this reason, olive oil can be applied on your face. In addition to that, its deep penetrating properties not only moisturize your skin but also help brighten your skin.
  
  

BENEFITS OF HONEY

• Honey can be used as a mild antiseptic. When raw honey is mixed with water, it produces hydrogen peroxide. This is due to one of the enzymes found in raw honey. Hydrogen peroxide is a mild antiseptic and can be used on cuts and abrasions.

• Honey promotes new tissue growth. Before pasteurization, honey contains bee pollen, propolis, and other components that stimulate the growth of new skin.

• Honey makes a great exfoliant. It contains mild alpha hydroxy acids, such as gluconic acid. These acids are very safe to use on skin and can loosen bonds between the dead skin cells, making it easier to shed this dead layer. These acids also increase elasticity, balance out oily skin, stimulate collagen production, and minimize lines and wrinkles, making you look younger. Nothing wrong with that. LOL!

• Honey helps the skin hold moisture in. Honey contains amino acids, which help the skin retain its essential moisture. In addition, the sugar content in honey makes it an excellent humectant. So, apply a honey mask each day for moisturizing!

• Honey scavenges for free radicals. Honey can reverse damage done to your skin by these free radicals, and does not dry out your skin, like many soaps do.

• Honey can improve blood circulation. Improved blood circulation means beautiful skin.

BENEFITS OF OATS

I’m sure you’ve heard of how healthy it is to eat your oats. But did you know this about oats and skin care?

• Oatmeal has anti-inflammatory properties and is perfect for most skin types, even the most sensitive skin
• Oatmeal contains saponins, a cleansing agent, and can therefore be used as a mild soap
• Oatmeal is moisturizing and helps remove dead skin cells.
• Oatmeal can help treat acne, eczema, rosacea and rashes
• Oatmeal can helps relieve symptoms of aging skin

BENEFITS OF LAVENDER OIL

Lavender is a native flowering plant initially propagated in the Mediterranean region. The flowers contain a natural chemical byproduct called linalool, which when extracted, enables specific interactions and processes to take place with the skin.

• Antiseptic Benefits

Lavender deploys antiseptic effects on infections, numbing them and relieving pain. Applications can be made with a small compress and lavender oil on mild scrapes, wounds, abscesses, and boils. 

• Anti-inflammatory Benefits

Conditions often benefiting from lavender's anti-inflammatory properties include acne, eczema, psoriasis, as well as dandruff.

• Anti-fungal Benefits

Providing anti-fungal properties makes lavender oil a versatile remedy for numerous skin conditions, including athlete's foot and other external issues.